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Congress hears testimony on MX consequences
The OTA warned MX missiles would need about 50 percent more size to stay ahead of Soviet warhead buildup. Rostow signaled a shift toward renewing arms talks while Pentagon officials debate basing the system in Nevada and Utah. The report argues no basing plan could ensure survivable MX missiles this decade and criticizes SALT II as flawed.
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Baltimore Sun
Washington
Congress
Soviet Union
House
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Eugene V. Rostow
U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Congressional Office of Technolgy Assesment
OTA
Senate
Rostow
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Utah
Air Force
House Interior Committee
Public Lands Subcommittee
Reagan
Peter Sharfman
Sharfman